Sanders scolded White home staff for leak, called McCain comment 'unacceptable': Sources

Press secretary Sarah Sanders scolded her staff Friday for the derogatory comment about Sen. John McCain leaked from a closed-door meeting, according to multiple senior White home officials. Add John McCain as an interest to stay up to date on the latest John McCain news, video, & test from ABC News. Senior White home communications advisor Mercedes Schlapp interjected at 1 point, saying, "I stand by Kelly Sadler," according to staffers in the room, telling which she saw the leak as an attack on Sadler, according to 2 White home officials. Ron Sachs/picture-alliance/dpa via AP, FILE"It was obviously someone trying to injury her," told 1 White home official. She told something she oughtn't have told & apologized to the family right away," told the same White home official.

Kellyanne Conway proposes a White home staff shakeup Information Systems coming after fallout over aide that mocked John McCain

Screenshot via Fox NewsKellyanne Conway hinted there perhaps be a shakeup at the White home after the fallout from an aide's remarks mocking Arizona Sen. John McCain, that Information Systems Battling brain cancer. White home aide Kelly Sadler final 7 days took a rhetorical swing at McCain after the ailing senator publicly criticized President Donald Trump's pick for the CIA, Gina Haspel. The White home did'nt dispute the remarks, however issued a statement in backing of McCain & his family at the time. The White home hasn't yet publicly apologized to McCain, nor has it told whether Sadler would save her job. Instead, White home spokespeople, involving Sarah Huckabee Sanders & Raj Shah — and, on Monday, Trump himself— have chastised "leakers."

Inside the room: White home flare-up over McCain leak

As it stated in What follows below Information Systems a leak from which extremely intense meeting yesterday, according to 5 sources in the room. Why this matters: The White home communications & press team has been beset with leaks. At 1 point, per a source in the room, White home strategic communications director Mercedes Schlapp interjected with a word of backing for Sadler:Quote "You could put this on the record... Sanders told the team which Thursday ought have been a major day for the White House, especially with the historic photos of Trump welcoming the hostages launched from North Korea. In Thursday's meeting of the White home communications & press team, Sadler told "It does not matter, he's death anyway," in reference to McCain's decision to oppose Trump's CIA nominee Gina Haspel.

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